The Black Inn's Young Lady

It looks okay, the male protagonist is scheming and smart, and the female protagonist is cute and adorable. No one can say for sure when it comes to relationships. People often don't know where they come from, but they fall in love deeply.

There is no time travel, no rebirth, a cute and cute female protagonist, a domineering male protagonist, and a mysterious ring. I don't know what kind of follow-up will unfold. I look forward to it...

No, the sisters were fooled by the introduction, thinking that our heroine is the kind of strong, bold, and sensible heroine. However, when the screen was opened and the screen was hit, it turned out to be a plot where the heroine was forced into a wedding sedan and married off? ? Of course, the male protagonist who happened to get married by chance will later resolve the misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists, and the female protagonist decides to live a good life with the male protagonist. After reading this, I have a general understanding of the heroine's character. She has been tortured by her stepmother since she was a child, and has never read any books, so she is submissive and a bit silly. Some of her ideas are quite simple, and her behavior is sometimes annoying and stupid, but she knows how to treat people and things without a teacher. Doesn't the heroine have a magical ring, but when she encounters a problem, the heroine often thinks very simply, which leads to a lot of trouble later on. To be honest, it may be because she has read too many brainless novels. When encountering such troublesome supporting characters, the first thought is to just get rid of them, because they have done so many things. And the vicious female supporting character must be left alone. The follow-up will be done, let's get a big treatment [smile] Anyway, it's quite incomprehensible, but if you think about it carefully, it seems quite understandable. You can read and understand it for yourself. I can't make any big reason. But when the heroine got the ring, she didn't promise a windfall or let the troublemaker get rid of it. Instead, she reflected on it and said that she got this ability because of God's blessing. She couldn't let desire take over her mind to do bad things, and she should accumulate more blessings and so on. It seems that the heroine is quite smart and can see things very clearly, maybe because she is kind (not playing tricks). Then just when I thought that the heroine would gradually grow up under the love and care of the hero and other people in the inn, and gradually become cheerful and outgoing, and be able to stand on her own, and live a happy life with the hero running the inn; to put it bluntly, I thought that in the follow-up I would tell some more daily plots encountered in the inn, but in the end...™ The male protagonist was gone? ? ? No, sisters? ! What are you doing? Later on, the plot started to become fantasy, involving the true identity of the male protagonist. By chance, the female protagonist knew that the male protagonist was not really here, so she searched for and accompanied the male protagonist, and then the female protagonist disappeared... My silence was deafening... But it should be said that after the male protagonist was gone, some of the heroine's actions as described by the author made me cry. Later, the heroine's humble begging and just wanting to be by the hero's side also made me cry. In the follow-up, only the heroine returned to the time when she was seventeen years old, and everyone else maintained the status quo but forgot about the existence of the heroine (the same goes for the male protagonist); the heroine is quite smart, I can't say smart, very kind, and everyone could have gone back, but she only sacrificed herself; it is quite similar to the time when the "Civet Cat Scholar" in Escape 6 chooses to return to and change. It can be regarded as a new life, and then the male and female protagonists are together again. Just when I thought that I was going to take a warm and daily life, something unexpected happened again. You can see for yourself the twists and turns in the middle. In the end, the male and female protagonists successfully spent the fifty years of this life in the world. It's almost over here. There are some words and views in the article that impressed me: ——"How can three children hold a bowl of water levelly?" ——Why is there only one bowl of water and not three bowls? Regarding some of the good intentions towards people discussed in the article, female issues are worth pondering; as for some bad things that happened after the heroine married to the inn, and laughed at herself for bringing misfortune, I have indeed doubted it. After thinking about it later, I can only say: some things are destined to happen because of cause and effect. I can only say that the heroine happened to be there when it happened, but it cannot be said that these things happened because the heroine was there. Just like the crow, the crow informs people in advance of the coming disaster, but people think it is the crow that brings the disaster, so it is said that the crow is ominous.

It's a very interesting story. It's not the same as rebirth. The heroine doesn't have a powerful golden finger or an overly smart mind. Although the male protagonist has a strong identity, he doesn't have the same stereotype of golden fingers. Everything is so beautiful, but also very interesting~

This is the only book I have seen that I have not skipped reading. I really like the author's writing style. The narrative is not procrastinating and the plot is compact. Unlike other books where you have to write several chapters about one thing and have to write a lot of green tea and spare tires to avoid misunderstandings. I like Xiao Wan's character. She is silly and stupid in the early stage, but she slowly grows up and matches the male protagonist very well.

It's exciting and fascinating. Whenever I feel like the story ends like this, I wonder why it's like this. It's impossible. I keep reading and it's amazing. Especially the first change that I thought started when something happened that even the male protagonist found unbelievable. It slowly attracted me to watch it and made me wonder if it was too bad to just be like this. Damn it, it felt like a tornado. When the male protagonist died, didn't this make people more curious about what will happen next? I have to say that it attracted me even more, and then it led me to watch it. It felt like I was following the male and female protagonists to reincarnate and then return to the immortal position. The subsequent extras are even more emotionally delicate and easy to touch. I am at a loss for words. Anyway, it is very interesting and exciting. I highly recommend it.

I've finished watching it. It's very good to watch Jue Jue Zi. The love between the male protagonist and the female protagonist will never end. It's a sweet love without any abuse. I'm so envious of the love that lasted for several lifetimes.

It's quite good-looking. The heroine is lazy and silly, dedicated to feelings, simple and kind, and the hero is scheming, mature, and independent-minded. The two of them complement each other. They have experienced a lot together, and the heroine gradually changes from ignorance to understanding. Maybe the heroine is too lazy and has no pursuits. After watching it, you will feel that the heroine is hopeless.

Very beautiful! I like Xiaowan! Simple but not just stupid! A kind but not bad person! Perfectly matched with the hero! It's especially nice to have the main story and supporting character stories go together! No need to keep thinking about it! Haha, very beautiful! Except for the main characters, the others are not bad enough! It is the motivation that keeps me reading anxiously! Big cheers for the author!

Finished reading. Finished reading in two or three days? The story is a bit repetitive. It has been like that for several lifetimes. I rewrote it again. It should be completed in more than a hundred pictures and the ending is in the sky. It's okay, but Chao Feng is a bit unworthy. The heroine is too silly and sweet. It's okay. I can see the ending. It's better than most books. The author is very thoughtful and I still recommend it.